To The Moon

This text is intended for the public sphere.

Field Synchronization 

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Let us assume

this is purely a hypothesis

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Imagine, somewhere on Earth, a well sunk deep into the ground,

Within this well lies a source of water.

the most precious, scarce resource.

In the face of such scarcity, people scramble, vying to claim their share.

Since rarity dictates value, any essential resource demands a system of substantive management.

Even as the well is continuously tapped and explored

(Let me pause here for a moment.) 

A system of regulation implies a principle: what is borrowed must be returned.

With clear terms and transparent pricing, future access remains assured.

This well, however, is quite extraordinary; it never fails to meet the collective need.

Day after day, it maintains a steady, required volume, even replenishing itself automatically to its original level.

Now, a question arises

For those who have taken too much—those who have gorged themselves— should there be a reckoning of their "credit"

Or do they intend, instead, to continue overdrawing.

To wrap things up throughout history, it has been rare to see concrete, tangible actions truly serve as a form of social reciprocity.

As for the ultimate purpose well, even I, Qiao, cannot say.

It is all—simply—moving.

Looking at the current state of affairs, most people, it seems, couldn't even scrape together two thousand dollars.

Drained dry squeezed to the last drop, with nothing left but empty, hollow talk.

Those private, closed-off circles useless and inaccessible may as well be cast aside.

Cherish, instead, the rare, hard-won encounters that bridge our separate paths. 

Every action carries both its good and its bad

Whether we view Earth as a system, a pattern, or simply a collection of behaviors it all comes down to one’s attitude.

It is a process of refinement, and a personal endeavor. 

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Meeting again after a long separation, 

it feels as though an entire lifetime has passed

Yet Here It's, unfolding in the present.